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News articles, blogs, pictures, race results, videos, etc.

Olympian medalist Jeff Pain of Canada
Olympian medalist Jeff Pain of Canada (Photo: The Age)

ATHLETE AND RACE INFO

Vancouver2010.com: Skeleton
Overview of the sport, athletes profiles, news and videos.

NBC Olympics: Skeleton
Videos, athlete profiles, and news.

Olympic.org: Skeleton
Reviews skeleton history, equipment, glossary, photos.

FIBT
International rankings and race results from the sport's official governing body.

SkeletonSport.com
Created by a slider on the Dutch national team, this site is best known for providing international race results and profiles of top-ranked competitors.

Davenport Sleds
Canadian sled builder's site includes race results.


BLOGS AND SLIDERS' PERSONAL SITES

Kimber Gabryszak (USA)
Highly informative blog from a fellow slider at the Park City track who quickly made the national team.

Canadian National Development Team (CAN)

Ant Sawyer (GBR)

Mellisa Hollingsworth (CAN)

Lanette Prediger (CAN)

Kyle Tress (USA)

Amy Williams (GBR)

David Swift (GBR)

Andy Wood (GBR)

Adam Pengilly (GBR)

Katharine Eustace (NZL)

Kazuhiro Koshi (JPN)

Luke Schulz (USA)

Michelle Bartleman (CAN)

Brad Starkey (USA)

Keslie Tomlinson (USA)

Louise Corcoran (NZL)

Annie O'Shea (USA)

Noelle Pikus-Pace (USA)

Jeff Pain (CAN)

Matt Antoine (USA)

Ori Hoffer (USA; retired)
Old info (2003), but informative.

Jay Beckner (USA)

Skeleton X: 2005
Alex M. White recounts his time in fantasy camp (the same one I was in).

Slide Story
An old sliding journal from a webmaster of a Track & Field site, and track coach at West Point, Army.

Also, Facebook members can view detailed profiles of some skeleton athletes, including Michi Halilovic (GER), Katie Uhlaender (USA), and John Daly (USA).


GENERAL INFO

(Utah) Olympic park hones new sliders
Deseret News (June 27, 2009)

You, too, can go sledding like Olympic competitors
San Diego Union-Tribune (Mar. 15, 2004)

"Slide it In" (Dallas Observer, Apr. 15, 2004)
Profiles athlete Kevin Ellis and discusses the sport's obscurity in the USA.

Headfirst
The first published book on skeleton (2006), by former USBSF head Robie Vaughn. I wrote a book review for it.



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